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Dementieva won. Great. Saw the match against Mauresmo.
Amelie isn't yet in form.
Chak and Ivanovic lost. Saw the matches too.They had " bad days" ( tired ).
It doesn't happen only to Maria !!!
There's a fine difference between bad days and bad years!!!!
Yes. I am most pleased. The last several tournaments, I'/d felt like Elena was going out a match earlier than she should at this stage in her recovery. But she was never sad and just kept at it. This is more like it!
Now, of course, she has to play Justine. But, hey--she's got nothing to lose. Can't wait to see Elena play in Moscow. Regard this as warmup for Kremlina Koulpah.
[H] Paul in Texas
Paul, order of play tomorrow (Friday) Bondrenko/Golovin followed by Jelena/Nadia and Justine/Elena.
Dont forget when they duck out for football it will only be for about 10 minutes, then its bck to the game.
Paul, order of play tomorrow (Friday) Bondarenko/Golovin followed by Jelena/Nadia and Justine/Elena, beginning at 1400.
Dont forget when they duck out for football it will only be for about 10 minutes, then its back to the game.
Thanx. I've been catching the stream late night and letting it run because that sedems to minimize or eliminate buffering stalls. Remember, that starts like 7:00 in the morning here and I still can't see straight at that hour.
Now, the schedule I'm looking at suggests there may be a break between 17:30 and 20:00 CET, then the fourth quarterfinal. But it's hard to see Eurosport passing over Justine in favor of covering Serena--especially as their online feed didn't carry Justine's match today.
[*-)] Paul
That was[quote user="Philli"]Paul, Eurosport has changed its transmission plans for today. First two games as usual beginning at 14.00. The third match will be televised on Eurosport 2. The fourth match will then be televised live on usual Eurosport at 20.00 hrs. [/quote]
That was what I had originally, so I wasn't surprised. (That schedule was from the Stuttgart site, I believe, so the tournament knew what Eurosport was going to do better than they did. [:D]) I watched the first two. No big surprises, though I'm concerned about Nadia's thigh. I hope she just decided not to stress it further with KC coming up.
Neither did I expect Elena D to prevail over Justine. Still couldn't get Eurosport 2 but I followed the live commentary and was pleased she could give Justine fits three or four times. I wished through both sets that she could even it up and force a tiebreak, but I'm not dismayed by the 46 46. She couldn't have done as well against Hénin even a month ago. Overall, less double faults; Elena's play continues to improve.
Sveta vs Serena coming up.
[H] Paul
KUZY KICKS ASS! Straight sets 63 63. [Y] Williams reduced to tears on court. I LOVE it. Svetlana is a peach. [B]
Well Paul, what can I say. Kuzzi just caved in. Shame after last night's performance but it does raise a point.
3 tough matches in three days (would have been 4 if she'd made it to the final). She and Maria can expect that pressure next week... and the week after....and (for Maria) the week after that.
Consistancy and stamina have not been Maria's big point this year. She couldn't hold it together for San Diego, LA and Toronto so I'm wondering if she can make it through the next three weeks unscathed.
Philli [:)] in Germany
Svetlana didn't play like yesterday, that is true. But give Golovin credit--she's been looking real good. At the same time, Justine was wobbly against Elena and had a rougher time with Jelena. (You see Hénin go down on that knee? She does need to recoup.) Dunno, but somebody might risk a bet on Tati tomorrow.
No one accuses Russians of being short on stamina. Serena will face at least two and maybe three if she plays Moscow and I will bet on one of them to put her away if she shows. They're not going to allow the Yankee hate-fest to make off with the KC. Now, consistency is another question. From Safin on, both Russian men and women can be as mercurial as the French. Yet, that can also be seen as unpredictable, which can have its advantages.
[H] Paul
Tatiana must rank as one of the most improved players this year. She certainly didn't make Justine's win an easy ride. The scoreline does not reflect the hard work she forced out of Justine to take the title.
Congrats to both on a great final.
I'll second that, Philli, though I didn't get to watch it. For whatever reason, the Eurosport France stream that had faithfully carried the tournament all week went to rugby and auto racing instead. [*-)] I hope they don't pull that during the Kremlin Cup.
Tati has built up her legs like an anime mecha, (walking fighting machine) so the weak ankles should no longer be an issue. Oh, saw that Eurosport on Sat the 20th will run at 13:15 a fifteen minute segment of "Tati's World" before the Zurich semis.
[quote user="Philli"]I've seen Tatiana's World many times Paul. Eurosport Germany use it as a fill in all the time. Very entertaining. Strange thing.. they have lots of Euro girls doing those little fill ins. ...one who shall remain nameless has never done one.[/quote]
I've watched it online is all, clips stored on sites. Yeah, I'd expect Euro girls ...as it's taped in Europe... [;)] Tati and Masha came up together at Bollettieri's. While Masha still lived in Florida, they were seen together at public events. One in particular was knee to knee at a ballgame a few days after the imaginary "bad blood" pronounced by the Three Witches. The caption read:
"MIAMI, FL - April 6, 2006: Maria Sharapova and pal Tatiana Golovin attended the Miami Heat vs. Detroit Pistons NBA basketball game on April 6 in Miami, after squaring off against each other one week ago at the NASDAQ-100 Open held in nearby Key Biscayne. Sharapova won the semifinal match after Golovin sprained her ankle in a very close third set."
See, I keep trying to get it across that you buy into a campaign of media hype, for the most part concocted over here by greased-up Williams promoters.
[quote user="midaso"]I think Maria should be ashamed the way she performed when Golovin got that injury - it was a real lack of class...[/quote]
Maria did as she was trained to do, hold focus and stay warmed. Tati understood that. But it really doesn't matter to the professional haters that Tati had no problem. The Three Witches didn't give a damn about Tati but they were going to get offended on her behalf, for sure! And they always find plenty to swallow their swill.


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The Owl Bar
Taps: 14 / Bottles: 15
Cask: N / Beer-to-Go: N
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4.08/5 rDev +2.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $$$
The old speakeasy in Baltimore's coolest destination still has its place.
They have a good selection of beers, including some local brews from High Seas.
just a few TVs, but they really are not a sports bar
love the historic notes, still feels like a speakeasy
not the best price for mussels in town, but they were fresh and tasty.
Staff was knowledgeable and attentive, plus a great memory of locals and the attention to new comers that makes a great bartender.
The wood fire oven creates an aroma that just feels welcoming and warm.
All kinds of legends live in these walls, a cant miss if you are interested in some myth and history.
12-13-2011 03:28:49 | More by moreyeel
New Jersey
3.49/5 rDev -12.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 3 | $$$
Located in the Belvedere Hotel which is basically across the street from the Brewer's Art. I was told by some friends to check this place out because of the cool interior, not necessarily the beers. The room is dark and somewhat cool on a hot day. Huge ceilings with all brick walls are decorated with some stained glass windows. A pizza oven is to the left of the bar which seats about 12. Some stuffed animal heads grace the walls.
There were thirteen beers on draft and about 10 macros in bottles. Not a lot to choose from as there was a few Lancaster beers on draft, Troegenator, Balto Marzhon, and DFH 60 Min. Rest are typical bar selections of Guiness, Stella, and a bunch of macros.
Service was prompt and friendly. Prices seemed a bit high but it is a hotel bar. I did not try any food here.
This is a place to check out for the atmosphere, but beer wise stay at the Brewer's Art if in the area.
07-14-2010 23:25:57 | More by Gavage
New York
3.7/5 rDev -7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | $$$
This is a place in the Belvedere Hotel, which was close to the Brewer's Art, where we had dinner, so we decided to stop in for some after dinner drinks.
Definitely not a beer bar, but with all the pictures on the wall, the history, and the story, I'm glad we went. Super high ceilings and old school decor. A wooden pizza oven to the back with a chef cranking out pizzas. And a pretty stocked bar, though it seems more like a place for liquor than beer, though I did see that they had two Owl Beers, a Pale Ale and Lager. Some stuff from Lancaster and other micro places.
I could certainly drink a few at the bar because of the decor and everything, but I'm not sure how often I'd go because it did seem a bit pricey overall.
That said, I'd stop again for a drink in passing. It's certainly a spectacle for the eyes.
11-23-2009 20:54:56 | More by asabreed
3.93/5 rDev -1.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $$
This place is set in one of the coolest buildings in Baltimore- the old Belvedere Hotel... and the history behind the bar itself is what makes it so cool.
It used to be a speakeasy... set-up in an old cafeteria-style layout. During prohibition, locals could stop in for a nip, and there would always be a lookout for the feds...
If a lookout spotted feds on their way, they would signal the bartender, who would throw a switch and light-up the electric eyes on two taxadermied owls above the bar. This was the signal for everyone to hide their hooch.
In present day these two stuffed owls are still perched over the bar, and their eyes occasionally flash.
This bar is cooler than cool for that story alone. It helps that they have a decent beer list.
07-27-2009 23:18:51 | More by jgasparine
3.88/5 rDev -2.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $
Pretty cool little place with some history behind it in this converted hotel.
During Prohibition days it used to be a speakeasy and the owls overlooking the bar would I believe flash their eyes when a raid was coming. Now they just blink red endlessly and amusingly.
Two rows of tap heads at opposite ends of the lengthy bar, some basics like Stella and Sam Adams to go with rotating craft offerings. They had two house offerings, "Owl Pale" and Owl something else. Troegs Troegenator (which was out). Dominion Oak Barrel Stout. Couple others. Not a bad list, but not great either.
Some nice booth seating areas but otherwise the dining area is shoulder to shoulder tables, have fun listening to your neighbors!
There's a brick oven for house-made pizzas and the menu looked great, I'm still itching to try the Bang Bang Shrimp which I fell in love with when I used to live near a BoneFish Grill which specializes in that dish.
Went with some nachos and Old Bay chicken wings, they fried the wings which was a nice touch, tasted delicious.
Tremendous happy hour, got out of there with my guest and two large appetizers and four beers for $18. Nice.
I understand why their taps are how they are, I wish they had a little more to offer, but they also have to play to all audiences so I can respect what they do offer. Nice little stop just down the road from Brewer's Art, definitely recommended but more for a casual stop than serious pursuit of beer.
08-15-2008 17:24:12 | More by USCTrojanBrian
3.96/5 rDev -0.5%
vibe: 5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3.5 | $$
Located in the old Belvedere hotel, just around the corner from Brewer's Art. This is an old, stylish hotel that just exudes charm and atmosphere. The hotel is over a 100 years old, as is the bar I've been told. The place is so tacky it's wonderful, with old animal heads adorning the walls and a couple of owls overlooking the bar. As you walk in from the back, there is a scattering of tables and chairs in the dimly lit, high ceiling room. There is a long bar up front, with lots of leather and marble. It's the sort of place you could see Bogey or the rat pack hanging out, drinking maritinis.
Well, once you get by the incredible atmosphere, the rest of one's visit is pretty ordinary. They have a slightly above average draft list, with the usual Guiness, Bass, etc. Last time I was there they also had on the hop hog and milk stout from Lancaster, which was a pleasant surprise. Service here is actully pretty good, or at least it was the times I've sat at the bar. Haven't tried the food, but it looked pretty good, based on what I saw on the menu and people eating at their tables. The bar has a gorgeous old wood buring oven, and I'm told they still do pizzas in it. One of these days I have to try it out. :-)
12-25-2007 01:19:40 | More by johnmichaelsen
3.93/5 rDev -1.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | $$
My wife and I and some friends recently had a chance to check this place out after dinner at the nearby Brewer's Art. It's located literally across the street in back of the Belvedere Hotel. Atmosphere is what it's all about here. The room has high ceilings with a large bar that is flanked from behind by a dining area with a raw bar and brick oven in the corner. The bar area itself stands out, as it's called the owl bar for a reason. Large owl statues and stain glass windows look down on you but it's the prohibition era owl sculpture front and center (whose eyes would blink to alert patrons of the police when it acted as a speakeasy) that's the real standout. As others have stated the whole place has an old-time charm and elegance that you just don't see in establishments anymore.
We didn't try any food here but we did have a couple of beers. They had a mix of some BMC, Macro Imports, and a few craft beer choices, including Troegs Troegenator, Lancaster Hop Hog, Milk Stout, and Strawberry Wheat and Leinenkugals Sunset Wheat. Surprisingly, they wern't any Balimore area brews on tap. Pints were priced reasonably and our bar service was courteous and attentive.
Definitely check out the Owl Bar sometime, whether it's paired up with Brewer's Art or not. It's a great place to get a good macro and experience a bar atmosphere from a by-gone erea.
11-13-2007 17:41:09 | More by Kegatron
3.8/5 rDev -4.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4.5 | $$
On my most recent visit to Baltimore, I finally convinced some friends to check out Brewer's Art after we finished working at around 9pm. Unfortunately, the kitchen was closed and it was quite packed at BA by the time we got there, so we walked right over to the Belvedere to check out Owl Bar within...what a treat! Tucked away with great wall decorations and a bar on the back wall. We had no problem getting a table and our server was more than kind although a bit tired as it was later at night (from 10-midnight).
Sat down at a table with 3 friends and we all immediately ordered some great beers off their tap menu. In enjoyed their house Owl Ale from Old Dominion and my buddy couldn't say no to Troeg's Oatmeal Stout. The crab cake sandwich I got was delicious and one of the girls swears by the bbq chicken nachos she enjoyed. I sampled the Blue Point Hoptical Illusion to finished up the night.
Anywhere I go I always find the more "local" places and like to try someplace new. I certainly will be looking forward to checking out Brewer's Art on another visit, but Owl Bar in the Belvedere is not to be missed. It brings you back to a time when cities had personality, people walked around cobblestone streets and everything was local, from the markets to the hotels to the tailors to the bars. A place like this certainly helps add to the character of Baltimore. Awesome atmosphere and admirable beer selection including: Old Dominion, Sierra Nevada, Sam Adams, Anchor, Troeg's and Lancaster. Not to be missed!
06-07-2006 18:45:09 | More by rokoch27
4.3/5 rDev +8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5
What a great place. Truely an overlooked gem in Baltimore. Tucked away in the Belvedere Hotel, its outlived many a bar in its time. High ceilings, stained glass windows and warm ambiance make this place a great place to go to dinner or for drinks. Bar is quite long and is totally ancient. About 15 or so taps serve great craft brewed beer from the likes of Dominion, Troegs, Victory, Dogfish Head and others. There's also some stuff in bottles. Food is awesome. A huge brick oven adorns the corner of the restaurant, churning out great brick oven pizzas. A more "sophisticated" menu is also available but the BOP goes great with the beers available. Service was quite friendly and knowledgable. Definitely a don't miss.
02-21-2005 20:37:32 | More by ChrisBowers
3.73/5 rDev -6.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4.5
First off, Im absolutely amazed that this place hasnt already been in the Beerfly. Stopped in here Friday for the second week in a row. The plan is generally to get drinks at the Brewers Art, walk across the street, and then get excellent BOP and raw bar selections. ..
The high point is the ambience. You have a bar that is tucked away in the old, majestic Belvedere Hotel. The location is all brick, with just the right amount of wood at the bar and places to sit. It is a very open space with high ceilings. The brick oven is in the corner with the raw bar. The bar is in the front and has an interesting stained glass owls halfway up the large wall. The crowd is mixed. You have the well to do folks who own the large houses in the area, but you also have the local poor culinary school kids and the recently placed downtown rental folks.
Food is tasty. Ive actually not had any of the real food. However, it is made by the same folks that run nearby Truffles, so that should be good all by themselves. We stick to the clams and brick oven pizza. Delicious and exactly what one needs after filling up on Belgian goodies across the street.
They have a dozen or so taps, each with something good mixed in. I had a few perfect pints of Troegs Oatmeal stout this last trip. Like all the bars in the area, the servers and bartenders tend to seem a bit pretentious, but they know the selection pretty well. Plus, they put up with us after too many beers at the belgian palace across the street.
Its worthwhile, check it out
01-17-2005 17:34:18 | More by Dithyramb
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San Jose >Food & Dining > Krungthai
640 S Winchester Blvd, San Jose, CA | Directions 9512837.315580 -121.949471
Neighborhoods: West Valley, Magliocco/Huff, Magliocco - Huff
wouldn't even waste my time – Was looking for a Thai place to eat and looked at reviews on internet for Thai restaurants on Winchester. Took the chance of eating at this place with a rating of 3 stars. Badddddd mistake! Closing time for lunch was at 3pm. Never in my life have I experienced being rushed out of a restaurant like I was here. You figure customers are who make you. The workers had my order wrong and didn't get my order at all because waiter said kitchen is closed! I was rushed and I was hungry and it was just bad service period!
Buyer beware?This place is unethical, slow service and very rude wait staff. Watch out for those hidden service charges too! – I went in to eat at this restaurant as we had many times before. We ordered our food and then about 30 minutes later a family friend came in and we invited her to eat her food with us so she sat with us and ordered her food.
The ordering process was very slow and when we received our dinner we were missing an order of panang chicken. We had ordered 2 orders but instead we received an order of pork kra praw. We tried to get our waiters attention but after waiting forever and not being able to get anyone to help us, we decided to forgo the request and just eat the food we were given. We did try getting another waiter to help us but no luck. Also, when our friend finally received her order she was missing her thai tea and instead was given a sprite. It was again hard to get anyone?s attention.
We received our bill and the waiter added our friend?s bill with ours, even though we had requested they be separated. Our friend was billed for two rice orders and received only one and she was billed for both a thai tea and sprite even though she never received the tea. To top it off, we were charged a 15 % service charge for 6 people when there were only 4 of us altogether. I tried settling this issue with the lady clerk who completely ignored me. She acted like she didn?t speak or understand English. After going back and fourth, she did separate the orders but she didn?t credit my service charge, pork kra praw and my friend?s rice and tea. Instead, she additionally charged us both a 15% service charge.
I called the owner & left messages, no response. I sent a letter but again no response. I won't be going there again!
Krung Thai--HUNGRY FOR TIP – The review written by Neha Rastogi is absolutely true, these people have a very cheap mentality and Neha I would like to go with you again to Krung Thai to teach these people a nice lesson :o)) so they don't do it again. Even I went with my husband this Friday and really had a bad experience!!! The waitress came with the bill and asked for the tip as if it's her human right. When asked she claimed if you like the food its mandatory to pay the tip. Gosh I was shocked at this ugly behaviour.
Whole of the wait staff including the manager are GREEDY people.
Horrible and very cheap mentality – This is my first review for a restaurant, but I had such a bad experience at Krung Thai that I feel its my responsibility to inform other readers about it. My husband and I were here for dinner today and we ordered Thai ice tea with out ice, their house specialty Pad Gra Paw (sp?) and steamed rice. After waiting for about 30 minutes on a busy Friday night we got our Thai ice tea. It tasted fine. After much delay we got our food. Tiny in quantity and ok in taste it was pretty disappointing for a house specialty. We decided not to order anything else and get our cheque. The bigger surprise was yet to come. On the bill the Thai iced tea was 50cents more than the usual as "We ordered it without ice". That made us so furious we chose to call the manager/owner. When we asked what is this he said "well you ordered with out ice and so you end up getting more of the drink as there is no ice hence the extra 50 cents". We were left agasped.
So frens.........Very poor service+tiny quantities+cheap mentality= Krung Thai. enjoy!
Krung Thai--HUNGARY FOR TIP – Its a damn hell of place!! Wait staff is GREEDY N RUDE, they will ask for the tip at your face and if u dont give the tip then the next time they will serve you water witout ice and at the top of that the foolish lady there does not understand english n just keeps on singing TIP IS NECESSARY n I WANT MONEY....Dis is not what you would expect from a good restraunt!!! I am rating it 1 coz i cant rate it -1
Bad Service/Food – I was at this restaurant for new year?s eve, and the food was extremely horrible. It was cold with no taste. Too less quantity. The service sucked. I would never ever go there any suggest not to waste you $$$
Declining Authenticity & Pricy – We normally eat Thai Food around SF bay area, we ate many times at Krung Thai and found the authenticity has declined, above average, and portion is too small. I suggest the owner to do more quality control and consistent taste. Some waiters have to be trained in courtesy to customers.
Below Average Americanized Thai – My Thai wife and I spend our time between the US (California), Thailand and SIngapore and have enjoyed many great authentic Thai restaurants in all countries. But not here. The dishes here just do not have the bursting flavor that I get at home or at some of the other very good Thai restaurants in town. On top of that, the wait staff is definitely not friendly which is so contrary from what you would expect from people from the LOS (land of smiles). If you truly know and enjoy authentic Thai food, skip this one and keep searching.
Customer Service nightmare – My coworkers and I were at Krung Thai for lunch today to celebrate one of our coworker?s maternity leave. Two of us (out of party of nine) ordered pad thai and never got their food. This is my third time to this restaurant with a big party and every time there was someone who did not receive their food. The waiter kept coming back and said the pad thai were coming but we were there for an hour and the pad thai never made it to our table. Worst of all, the waiter was not apologetic at all. He did not believe it was unreasonable that my two coworkers sat there for a whole hour but did not get their food. It?s too bad because they do have decent food, it is unfortunate that their customer service is so bad.
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Aweful dirty shop – The shop is so dark, dusty and dirty I can't stay for 2 minutes. Everything is old fashion & dust collected.
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Create this fun, colorful standing hat box from your favorite scrapbook paper and ribbon.
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For soccer fans across the province of Quebec, 2012 will be a memorable year.
The Montreal Impact's entry into Major League Soccer marked a dramatic turnaround: soccer is no longer a faraway fantasy but a burgeoning reality, ready to stake its claim as an integral part of Quebec's sporting landscape.
Despite not being able to immediately make the playoffs and though many things did take time to get into full stride, the Impact's expansion season was a success.
The results on the field were initially slow in coming, but as the season wore on, with adjustments to the roster and coach Jesse Marsch finding the right elements on the field, the campaign took a turn for the better. What was at the outset a typically brittle expansion side, by the end of the season had gradually become a stout force to be reckoned with, highlighted by the five-game winning streak through July and August.
Though the home opener and David Beckham's LA Galaxy provided fervent full houses at the Olympic Stadium, the first games at the newly expanded Saputo Stadium failed to provide the expected sell outs and fanfare. The second game against the Houston Dynamo drew less than 13 000 fans.
Alarmed by the underwhelming showing, the Impact lowered their ticket prices in the beginning of July and Saputo Stadium was subsequently sold out for the remainder of the year, even after it had become apparent that making the playoffs would no longer be possible.
The Impact's ability to learn on the go and effectively react to the hurdles that came their way both on and off the field played a big part in the club's achievements in the first season.
The roster was also, on the whole, very well put together.
In the summer of 2011, when sporting director Nick De Santis first spoke about how the Impact were preparing for the process of joining MLS, he stressed the importance of being able "to get players at a good price that can give you good minutes." The Impact have spent their money well: there are very few players that one could argue are being paid too much. Twenty-one players have already been signed up for next season and, if they so please, the Impact still have enough room to add two designated players.
The squad is also comprised of a good mix of both experienced players such as forward Marco Di Vaio, midfielders Patrice Bernier and Davy Arnaud, and defenders Alessandro Nesta and Matteo Ferrari, and young promising players such as forward Andrew Wenger, midfielders Felipe and Calum Mallace, and defenders Zarek Valentin and Karl Ouimette.
Though the Impact finished the season stronger than they started, they are still two to three significant signings away from being a playoff team. A creative central midfielder and winger, as well as a second forward, are high on the Impact's priority list.
But after parting ways with Marsch in late October after only one season in charge, 2013 is difficult to predict. The club has yet to find a replacement, though owner Joey Saputo recently confirmed via his Twitter account that the coaching search is down to two candidates.
The next coach is expected to be an experienced European. However, European coaches have been predominantly unsuccessful in MLS. A reassuring factor is that the forthcoming coach will not have to build a new team from scratch or revolutionize the roster. The Impact's squad is just about complete: he will only need to focus on getting the best out of the players that are already at his disposal.
Speaking to several players during the post-season training camp in Italy, the consensus was that the areas where the Impact are in most need of improvement are on set pieces and playing on the road.
The Impact were excellent at home in 2012, but it will be imperative for them to be able to acquire more points on the road if they wish to make the playoffs next year. But along with Kansas City, Houston, New York, Columbus, Chicago and DC in the Eastern conference, they will also have to travel to Los Angeles – to play the Galaxy – San Jose, Seattle and Portland in the Western conference, which will be a far more difficult proposition than last year's fixtures.
Hence, the quality of the road game will require almost drastic improvement. Whether a European coach will be able to propel the Impact to the next level remains to be seen.
2012 was an excellent year for the Impact's academy sides as well. The U-16 and U-18 academy teams joined the flourishing and more challenging USSF. The U-21 team reached the final of the CSL, went undefeated in a series of friendly exhibitions against French academies in France and five of the team's players we're protagonists in a convincing 4-1 win against the prestigious Fiorentina academy during the club's Italian camp.
Ouimette's ascension to the first team – the first academy player to do so – capped off a very promising year.
As far as facilities are concerned, the newly renovated Saputo Stadium is a beautiful venue and one that brings a unique vibe to the Quebec sporting scene. The next step will be to build a new training centre that the club can call its own. Claude Robillard is an outdated public facility and some players have voiced their disapproval with Saputo and De Santis over its inadequacy.
Plans for a new training facility is in the works, but it's a few years away.
Still, the passion and commitment that the Saputo family has brought to establishing and developing this club is commendable. A strong foundation has been put in place and it bodes well for the future of the Impact.
The best that North American soccer has to offer is here. Young soccer players across Quebec now have a place where they can fulfill their dreams. Never has there been a more exciting time to be a fan of the beautiful game in this province.
Nick Sabetti is a Montreal-based writer who covers the Montreal Impact for Goal.com. Follow Nick on Twitter.


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Western Sydney Wanderers fans are readying themselves to paint the streets of Parramatta red, black and white this month to celebrate the club's historic entry into the A-League.
The Wanderers will make their highly-anticipated debut against the reigning premiers the Central Coast Mariners at the newly dubbed ''Wanderland'' at Parramatta Stadium.
Wanderers executive chairman Lyall Gorman said the strategy behind the theme was to create a new footballing world for fans to better enjoy the match day experience.
''Our Wanderland theme will be a celebration of all things football,'' Gorman said.
''We'll have dedicated half-time games for juniors to play on the field and showcase the football associations of Granville, Blacktown, Penrith, Macarthur, Canterbury and Nepean.''
Club officials are confident the team will hit the ground running with strong community links and a vocal supporter base to help make Parramatta one of the league's strongest and most feared fortresses.
Showcasing the team's links to the region is several key names on the team's roster who came through the junior ranks in western Sydney.
Merrylands raised Tarek Elrich heads a star studded list of locals alongside Blacktown's Aaron Mooy, Fairfield's Michael Beauchamp and former Parramatta Eagles player Mark Bridge.
To settle into their new surrounds the Wanderers have planned to create six dedicated seating sections to celebrate the contribution of each of western Sydney's surrounding football associations.
In time fans will also be given the option whether or not to rename Parramatta Stadium's NRL grandstand names.
Gorman said Parramatta Stadium was an ideal football venue where members will create a fantastic atmosphere for 13 out of the 14 home A-League fixtures.
"We listened to the football community of western Sydney and they voted overwhelmingly in favour of Parramatta Stadium as the Wanderers homeground," Gorman said.
''Parramatta has a strong sporting history, with plenty of passion and a true corporate presence here in Australia and overseas.''
The Wanderers hierarchy are confident of sell-out crowds for the Mariners game on October 6 and the following round three home fixture against Sydney FC on October 20.
Wanderers fans will be out in force for the city's first big blockbuster which will feature highly publicised Italian import Alessandro Del Piero.
For many fans it will be their first look at the former Juventus superstar who comes to Australia after 19 years in Italy's Serie A.
Last week Gorman reassured fans the Wanderers were staying loyal to Parramatta and wouldn't shift their inaugural Sydney derby to the larger ANZ Stadium.
''That's our home and that's where we will stay,'' Gorman said.
"We understand the Mariners and Sydney games will be hot tickets and that some of the public may miss out, but our commitment to our members comes first," he said.
So far the Wanderers have signed 2150 foundation members and expect a spike in membership numbers before the first Mariners game.
With tickets going fast before the Sydney derby, Gorman stressed to fans membership was the best way of guaranteeing seats on the day.
Wanderers fans will have the chance to meet first team squad at the club's first official fan day on October 4 at Parramatta's Prince Alfred Park.
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When on campus: I attend, I sit, I interact, I leave.At home or on the road: I log on, I interact, I debate with team members, We do stuff that involves more stuff, We and I turn in stuff, We and I get graded, I smile.
Career Services:
n/a - Have not looked into it or bother my attention to it. Prior to registering to University of Phoenix, a goal to attend North Western business school of Kellogg has already been set/determined.
Online Courses:
Online courses is great for MMORPG elites, why? Because they invented this type of system via forums. Old school MUD players will enjoy this type of system too. For non forum expose students, simply change the mind set to, "it's like facebook without having a personal page" usually gets that type of peers on board.
Campus Resources:
No athletic center at the campus I attend. For academic purpose, all tools are available online and they have wonderful workshops online and on campus to sharpen that one skill that needs to be work on!
Campus Resources:
Mac computers that runs Windows OS. Beside that, everything is like a standard computer lab / cafe'.
Academic Flexibility:
No comment. It is what it is.
Overall Experience:
Maybe it is because I'm returning to school after 10 years of life experiences. Having class to review and sit down with peers and an experience Instructor once a week, made traveling much more simpler . If anything, the academic structure is a great reality check of laboring in the real world. Doing what failures do not do, is truly success. True Story.Plus, The phoenix is a personal symbolic message for me and the world.
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I feel that the tuition is high, but other schools did not fit my needs and it has proved it is worth it.
Student Body:
The student body is very varied among age, gender, race and sex. Being a older student it is gratifying to find myself to be among people of my age, not just younger
Online Courses:
I did not have any experience with online courses, now I am more proficient at it. I find the course work just the right amount with working full time
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This recording, though, is taken from just three of those books: his Book of Nonsense, Even More Nonsense, and In the Colonie. The first two are, indeed, full of Nonsense, as titles like 'Bips', 'The Smeenge' and 'Plonky Wonky Doodah' suggest. Rosen says that his Nonsense is in conversation with Edward Lear, who wrote dozens of limericks too, so it's not surprising to find '3 Limericks' in this section. And hidden in the Nonsense are moments of Rosen's life, such as the children in 'Get Up' who are based on his then-teenage sons.
The poems from In the Colonie are very different; aimed at a more grown-up audience, they are prose poems, with gentler sound effects ("or, if you prefer, they're paragraphs", he says), and make familiar sense. They are each a detail from a memoir, based around his time in a French holiday camp as a child, and work together to give a picture of a time when "You could sit in the heat, pulling your sunburn off and dropping it in the water, and talk about the girls", a time when the language became so natural that he writes "I've stopped translating... On y va is all I've got."
Rosen uses his radio and theatre experience throughout this recording, reading his prose poems clearly and expressively (and grabbing the opportunity to make the "peeoo peeoo" sound effects of guns on television with glee), and he gives full vent to the strong rhythms that drive his Nonsense poems on, making the most of the comical rhymes. It's impossible not to agree with the Observer's verdict that his work is great at "turning the world inside out and making it funny."
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Another well-written issue by Grant. I enjoyed Lois' speech about how, in her world, the "Superman Idea" had become a worldwide marketing machine, and people wore it everywhere. Not coincidentally, she's drawn as if she's looking right at the reader. Nice subtext there, a little nod to the real world.
Having said that, I don't care for President Superman because I don't think Superman, no matter the universe, would ever want that much power and control (the Armageddon 2001 annual notwithstanding). I took issue with the backup story, but Nubia called him on it so it was a wash for me (and Grant didn't write it anyway).
I loved Luthor though...first words: "I'm not a racist!" lol Another nod to our real world, where often people are mislabeled as a racist just because they might disagree with a decision by Obama. And people who are racist often begin a complaint with "I'n not racist or anything, but..." Good stuff.
I'm probably the only one who thinks this, but I Fisch has just been killing it. I've enjoyed Morrison's past works, but seriously, for this title, I can't wait to get through Morrison's noodling, shallow characterizations and heavy-handed attempts at subtext to read the back up where the characters actually have some emotional resonance.
Morrison must not be able to walk straight because this issue took GINORMOUS balls.
And yes, this is an alternate, and those are fun. I just think the same principles would apply to every Superman on every world. It's the same reason why people had issues with Byrne's origin as a football star. Again, just an opinion. At least he was called out on it in the backup.
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I'm surprised so many are okay with it. Considering all of that "citizen of the world, not just America" stuff, I'm surprised people aren't upset that he was set up as an American President.
Wow, that's one run-on sentence.
It boggles my mind that so many people look at this parallel Superman and think "Superman wouldnt x or do y" when the multiverse was set up specifically for those purposes. I mean, the Crime Syndicate universe Superman is still Superman, but I don't see people complaining that Superman would never be evil or do harm to others.
It seems like if right from the get-go writers establish an alternate Superman as flat-out evil, that Supes is given a free pass by critical fans. They just accept it. But tell those same fans an alternate Superman is a hero, that one gets scrutinized from every direction.
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@Space_Butler: Read mord of The Batman's posts for ways to properly discuss a dissenting opinion. Perhaps then it wouldn't "boggle your mind."
... Sometimes I feel like I would be better off just reading the stories and not listening to some Superman fans. When your expectations are this high, it must be maddening to ever read a modern story with any Superman, because he's constantly getting the most insanely rigid comparisons to whatever your ideal happens to be. And anything else is wrong, therefore unacceptable as a part of the story.
It is precisely because these Supermen in this run are not like certain other versions that I actually care about this story in the first place. I don't want to read about a morally perfect person at the peak of humanistic perfection in every respect. I don't want to go into a story thinking "Superman would never do that" because, in my opinion, he should absolutely be doing some of those "forbidden" things, otherwise he would bore me to death. Perfection doesn't excite me. I want to see a hero struggle and do the "wrong thing" sometimes, because that's a character whose development is worth my attention.
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It is September 1995, and a small baby boy born without a diaphragm is in a Birmingham hospital fighting for his life.
In the mailroom at the Anniston post office, Randall Wilkinson is offering up prayers for his grandson with just about every breath. Then, on the other side of the mailroom …
"A big black man was singing. His name was Roy Ball and he was singing 'He's got the little bitty baby in his hands, He's got the little bitty baby in his hands.' He sang that one verse over and over.
"That gave me peace right there. God does that for us when we're struggling. I told myself 'Gabe's going to get through this.'
"He was born on Sept. 10, came home on Christmas Day. That's the best Christmas present I've ever had."
Gabe is now 18 and heading for his senior year at a Dalton, Ga., high school. The telling of the story is still emotional. But there's a nice smile on Wilkinson's face when he tells me Gabe's brother Kaine is on the baseball team at Chattahoochie Community College in Phenix City, Ala.
Randall Wilkinson, after 32 years, five months, and four days, parked his white, blocky delivery truck Friday for the last time. He is now retired from the U. S. Postal Service.
"I could work on, but I don't want to work until I can't do anything. I'm just ready to go and I've got plenty to do. I love to play golf, I've been a member of Harvest Church of God (Golden Springs) all my life, and I work in the men's ministry there.
"I just want to make a difference. I want to help people. We're here for a reason and I want to see our church grow. People today don't have the respect and reverence for God and church they once did. That bothers me.
"I'm going to have more time to be a grandfather now. I've got two grandkids and I want to be more involved in their lives. We'll be spending a lot of money on gas going to Phenix City to see Kaine play baseball."
'Course it's not like Randall Wilkinson doesn't know how to drive.
In his 32 years with the postal service, Wilkinson has spent 23 years on a route that includes the street on which I live. An estimate is he's driven over 850,000 miles in those years. And the two of us have spent some time at my mailbox just talking about whatever came to mind. He does have a pang or two about leaving …
"I'm not going to miss the job, but I'm going to miss the people. I've been on this route 23 years. I've seen people die, I've seen kids grow up and have kids. I've seen new babies in the house. People are always stopping me on the street and saying 'Do you remember me?'
"There are a lot of older people on my route who are used to seeing me and change is sometimes hard for older people. That's what I've enjoyed more than anything, the people. The job itself is just repetition."
The beginning of the 32-plus years came the day after he quit as co-manager of the old Food World store in Lenlock.
"I was making a living there, but I didn't like it and I had interviewed at the post office. When the post office called, I turned in my notice. Thing is if you quit you were out the door right then, but they asked me to work the two-week notice.
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"When I interviewed six people tested for two jobs. Two of us got hired."
There was a bit of a detour even before Food World.
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"But I had a praying mother and The Lord took care of me. I ended up as a personnel specialist assigned to headquarters."
Which meant he came home in one piece to wife Sharion, a hookup that has lasted 44 years, two daughters, two grandsons, and what should be a very nice retirement. And more time with Sharion on their back porch, who says …
"It is a time of enjoying God's beauty, talking of family and church, a chance to relax at the end of the day."
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WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), today applauded Senate passage of an amendment to the FAA Reauthorization bill that repeals the expanded Form 1099 reporting requirement for small businesses. Senator Cardin, a member of the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee, was a co-sponsor of the amendment, which was offered by U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and that passed 81-17 Wednesday evening.
"I applaud the Senate for acting swiftly in passing a provision that repeals the expanded 1099 reporting requirement for small businesses," said Senator Cardin. This is a burdensome provision that would have been costly for small businesses to implement. The new health care law gives small businesses important tools, such as tax credits and access to exchanges, so that they can offer affordable coverage to their employees. As the heart of our nation's economic engine, small businesses must have the support they need to create new jobs and build our economy."
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Welcome to Parking Services at Southern Oregon University
2012-2013 Oregon Administrative Rules have been updated. Read them here.
SOU Parking Services has changed. Most permits can now be ordered online including primary permits, secondary permits, motorcycle permits, carpool permits, and faculty/staff hang-tags. Users can now also view their citation history and appeal citations issued within the last seven days. For instructions on using the new Parking Self-Service website, please select the link below.
Carpool permits may be ordered online however, to add a vehicle to a carpool permit, please contact:
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Permits may be picked up in the Enrollment Services after 10 am the next day. Alternatively, you may elect to have your permit mailed to you.
Parking for meetings or events hosted on campus is available through the parking events coordinator.
Persons with disabilities may wish to contact Parking Services for information about permits and location of parking spaces (see pdf map).